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  • David (PassMark)
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    Serial port overruns are not something to be too concerned about.
    They can happen if the machine is slow at high data rates,
    under heavy load, or has a device driver that blocks
    interrupt handling for a bit too long (e.g. a slow CD
    drive access locks the machine for a couple of seconds).
    They don't normally indicate a hardware fault. But can appear seemingly at random.

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  • Areswu
    started a topic COM port test error message

    COM port test error message

    I was test COM port lookback test by Burn-In test V6.0.
    I got the error message is : COM port detected a Receive Overrun Error
    This error occur at 115200 baudrate setting.

    but , I into WinXp Device Management to change default setting to 115200 baudrate at COM port property. and running Burn-in test as above error never happen.

    please help us solving this problem .


    Test Environment
    1.OS : WinXP Sp3
    2.Burn-in test V6.0 , COM port loopback test.
    baudrate 115200
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